Before your first lesson
Advaita is your AI Maths & Science tutor for Class 9 and 10. Your teacher is Arjun Sir — he talks, writes, and draws on one glowing board in sync with his voice, just like a real teacher at a blackboard. You can stop him and ask a doubt at any moment. This page uses real screenshots from the app, with numbered labels, so you can match what you read to what's on your own screen.
Open the link your school/teacher shared (or advaitalearn.com), then tap Create an account.


This is where you land every time you log in.

The bottom navigation bar

Tap any topic to begin. You'll land on the Board — one screen where Arjun Sir teaches out loud while writing and drawing at the same time.
While he's teaching, there's nothing you need to click — just watch, listen, and think along. The handwriting appears exactly as fast as he's speaking, and diagrams build up piece by piece as he explains them.
A row of controls sits at the bottom of the Board — here's what each one does.

When a lesson ends, you'll see "Shaabaash! Lesson complete" and a short report on how you did.
It highlights what you understood well and what's worth revising. Your parent/guardian may also get a short WhatsApp update on your progress, so they know how you're doing without you having to explain it yourself.
Do this once, and Advaita opens like a real app — no browser, no typing the address, just tap the icon. Here's exactly how, on both phones.
Open advaitalearn.com in Chrome.
Tap the ⋮ menu in the top-right corner.
Tap Add to Home screen (some phones show Install app instead — tap that).
Tap Add (or Install) to confirm.
Find the Advaita icon on your home screen.
Open advaitalearn.com in Safari — this only works in Safari, not Chrome.
Tap the Share icon (a square with an arrow pointing up), in the bar at the bottom (or top) of the screen.
Scroll down the menu and tap Add to Home Screen.
Tap Add in the top-right corner.
Find the Advaita icon on your home screen.
These aren't steps — dip into any of them whenever you like.
Stuck on a question from your textbook or worksheet? Snap a photo and upload it — Arjun Sir explains how to solve it. Works for Maths, Physics, Chemistry and Biology. Your photo is never saved — it's used once, then deleted.

Your personal progress map — see which chapters you're strong in, which ones are fading and need a revisit, and how many weeks are left before your exam. "Yahin ho tum" marks exactly where you are on the path.

You get your own code to share with a real friend. Add theirs the same way, and you can see each other's journeys — a bit of friendly competition helps.

Switch your lesson language, swap dark/light theme, and find your Friend code, all in one place.
